Durbi City

Durbi City

Durbi City is a national AAA-level tourist attraction.

Durbi City was first established on the Bingchen day of the eighth month in the second year of the Chongde era, when Emperor Hong Taiji decreed the construction of Durbi City within what is now Zhangwu County, referring to it as the “Key to All of Liaoning.”

The restored Durbi City is situated at the foot of Gaoshantai in Zhangwu County, west of Liuhe Bridge, nestled against the mountain and beside the water, and has now become a national AAA-level tourist attraction. The city includes pavilions, terraces, towers, pavilions, lakes, and quadrangle courtyards. It also houses over 20,000 millstones collected from all over China. Within the city, there is the Wangji Distillery Museum, the largest baijiu winery in Northeast China, and a Chinese-style wedding film and television base. Durbi City offers entertainment options such as restaurants, barbecues, fishing, horseback riding, and archery, making it a distinctive tourist destination that combines sightseeing, leisure vacations, film and television shooting, and Manchu folk culture.